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AMI Sierra Leone Medical Director visits AMI Headquarters in Reston

November 18, 2021
AMI Sierra Leone Medical Director Dr. Kabia visits AMI Expeditionary Healthcare Headquarters in Reston, VA

Photo from left to right: AMI Chief of Staff James Crawford, AMI President Scott Giberson, AMI Sierra Leone Medical Director Dr. Soccoh Kabia, and AMI Program Manager Lindsay Reesing

The Medical Director for AMI Sierra Leone, Dr. Soccoh Kabia, recently visited AMI Expeditionary Healthcare’s Corporate Headquarters in Reston, Virginia. Welcomed by the staff, Dr. Kabia was given a tour of the facility and introduced to the team. AMI President Scott Giberson shared, “I was very pleased (and privileged) to meet Dr. Kabia, and very appreciative of the time we had together to discuss AMI’s future strategies and plans for the clinic in Sierre Leone.”

Freetown’s leading private medical clinic, AMI Sierra Leone, plays a key role in the country’s challenged healthcare system by providing world-class general medical and trauma care. “I left Headquarters with a very optimistic view of AMI’s future, and was grateful for the support and care shown to AMI Sierra Leone,” Dr. Kabia said.

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